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Serving GLM-5.3-Flash (320B-A18B, NVFP4) at 262K context across a 2-node GB10 cluster — and the eleven things that had to be fixed first.

Over the past quarter year our Forward Deployed Engineering team built and operated a data platform on Azure Data Manager for Energy (ADME), Microsoft's managed OSDU service.

Documentation describes a specific version of your code, so it must be versioned, reviewed and shipped with that code.

How a LilyGo T-Display-S3 AMOLED became a compact website uptime dashboard, including architecture, testing strategy, implementation lessons, and operational limitations.

Engineering a responsive, secure stock ticker with an ESP32, M5Stack Core2, PlatformIO, FreeRTOS, and Alpha Vantage A small stock ticker is a useful embedded-systems exercise because it crosses several boundaries at once.

How adding tags to my metrics silently killed two bitcoin miners' telemetry reporting for nine days.

How a weekend itch turned into a notarized, cyberpunk-styled menu-bar app — and what I learned about undocumented OAuth endpoints, JSONL transcript spelunking, and the dark corners of NSPanel.

There's a hard problem hiding inside every serious agent deployment: how do you give an agent access to all the capabilities it needs without burning the context window just to list them?

Until now, digitizing a framed painting with PictureFramer meant a three-app dance: open Camera, shoot the picture, switch to Photos to check it, then open PictureFramer and re-find the shot in the picker.

I switched my shell prompt from Oh My Posh to Starship after years of using Oh My Posh, and after a day of using it, I don't see myself going back.

A museum-photo straightener built on Vision and Core Image, with optional bring-your-own-key reflection removal — free, iOS 17+, no data collected.

AI coding agents have changed who writes most of the code in my PRs — but they haven't changed who is accountablefor it.

When Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5 on July 24, 2026, the team at Every — a publication that runs much of its editorial and engineering operation on Claude-based agents — spent a week testing it before publishing their verdict.

If you run Docker on more than one machine, you know the drill: something misbehaves, and you start SSH-hopping between hosts, running docker ps and docker logs -f until you find the culprit.

Self-hosting a mesh VPN sounds like a weekend project, and the happy path mostly is.

My little iOS app PictureFramer does one thing: you photograph a framed painting in a museum, and it straightens the photo — finds the frame, fixes the perspective, keeps a clean strip of wall around it.

ZoomIt4Mac — the native macOS re-implementation of the Sysinternals ZoomIt presentation tool — just got its first big update since launch.

If you have ever watched a great technical presenter on Windows, you have probably seen ZoomIt in action — Mark Russinovich's tiny Sysinternals tool that zooms into the screen, draws arrows over live demos, and runs break timers, all without ever showing a

Adobe and I have history.

I take a lot of photos of paintings in museums.